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Zane
Trace
King
Lady Pioneer volleyball coach
04/22/04
Cynthia
King, a Zane Trace elementary teacher, has been hired as head coach
of the school's volleyball program.
King,
an Adena High School graduate, served as an assistant under Laura
Smith at Adena in 1985. The former Cynthia Smalley, King is assuming
her first head coaching position.
She
succeeds Jim Hutton, who stepped down after two seasons.
Ron
Hall to be inducted into Hall of Fame
12/01/03
Ron
Hall, a boys basketball coaching legend in southern Ohio in the
late 60s and 70s, has been inducted into the McDonald's Tip-Off
Classic Hall of Fame at Zane Trace.
A
graduate of Chillicothe High School, Hall took Zane Trace to the
state basketball tournament in 1969-70. He had two Adena teams in
the regionals in the mid 70s before leading Miami Trace to the state
tournament in 1977-78.
He
also coached one year at Chillicothe under Howard "Corky"
Miller, the 2002 inductee into the Tip-Off Classic Hall of Fame.
He
becomes the fifth member of the hall, joining Miller, Larry Jordan,
Mike Smith and Pete Dunkle.
Hall,
who retired in 1980, is a substitute teacher in the Marion Local
School District.
Kick return sparks Mustangs 38-7
10/24/03
Senior Mike Angles stunned Zane Trace
with an 82-yard kickoff return after the Pioneers had scored their
only touchdown to spark playoff-bound Westfall to a 38-7 win over
Zane Trace in Scioto Valley Conference football Friday night.
Brice Redman had staked Westfall
(9-1, 6-1) to a 14-0 first quarter lead with scoring runs of four
and one yards and Tomas Lima kicked a pair of PATs.
Zane Trace (3-7, 3-4) cut the Mustang
lead in half on Jam George's one yard run and Cody Williams' PAT
kick midway through the second quarter.
However, Angles gathered in the ensuing
kickoff and was off to the races with a touchdown that restored
Westfall's 14-point lead. Lima added another extra point and booted
his first field goal -- 22 yards -- on the last play of the first
half.
Redman added another pair of touchdowns
in the third period on runs of 38 and eight yards to finish with
138 yards and four touchdowns on 25 carries. Lima added PATs after
each score.
Redman -- who broke Westfall's season
rushing record last week -- entered Friday night's regular season
finale needing just 121 yards to break the school's career rushing
record. His 2,749 yards surpass Tyler Baesman's previous record
of 2,732.
Westfall records date from 1980 when
former Mustang coach Clarence Perry began accumulating statistical
information.
Angles caught five passes for 75
yards to top the previous school record for career pass receiving
set by Brian Dollison. Angles' 1,388 total surpass Dollison's 1,342.
Zane Trace -- which started two seniors
on offense and three on defense -- was led by George's 67 yards
on 17 carries and freshman Ben Haynes wit four pass receptions for
62 yards.
Justin Wiseman had nine tackles,
George and Curtis Chaffin eight each and Brandyn Street seven for
the Pioneers, who had two passes intercepted and lost two fumbles.
Wesfall, which had just one turnover,
outgained Zane Trace 296-180.
Westfall
14 10 14 0 -- 38
Zane Trace
0 7 0 0 --
7
WF
ZT
First downs
15
12
Rushing yards
38-181 38-68
Passing yards
115
112
Passes attempted
19
16
Passes completed
8
8
Passes had intercepted
0
2
Total offense
296
180
Fumbles/fumbles lost
1/1
5/2
Pioneers throw scare into Paint
Valley
10/03/03
Held scoreless by Zane Trace in the
first half, unbeaten Paint Valley survived the Pioneers' upset bid
with a decisive third quarter for a 21-0 win in Scioto Valley Conference
football Friday night.
Paint Valley's first touchdown was
set up by a short punt giving the Bearcats possession inside the
Zane Trace 20-yard line. Zac McFadden took advantage of the opportunity
with a five-yard run and Drew Bobb kicked the PAT for a 7-0 lead
with 8:22 left in the third quarter.
Within a span of 2:26 late in the
quarter, quarterback Travis Tatman hit the 6-5 Bobb with a touchdown
bombs of 27 and 47 yards. Bobb was hit after both catches, but was
able to break tackles en route to the end zone.
McFadden's halfback pass to Joe Depugh
gave Paint Valley a two-point conversion after Bobb's second touchdown.
Zane Trace was able to stay in the
game despite just 111 yards of offense.
Justin Wiseman led the Pioneer defense
with 15 tackles while Jam George had 11 tackles and a sack, Brandyn
Street 11 tackles, freshman Ben Haynes six solo and three assisted
tackles and Brian Burdett eight tackles.
George was the leading rusher for
Zane Trace with 73 yards on 15 carries.
Tatman completed 19 of 34 passes
for 265 yards as the Bearcats were limited to 63 yards on the ground.
Week 8 -- Southeastern at Paint Valley;
Zane Trace at Unioto, Saturday, 2 p.m.
Paint Valley
0 0 21 0 -- 21
Zane Trace
0 0 0 0 --
0
PV
ZT
First downs
11
5
Rushing yards
23-63
39-96
Passing yards
265
15
Passes attempted
34
11
Passes completed
19
4
Passes had intercepted
0
0
Total offense
328
111
Fumbles/fumbles lost
3/3
0/0
Adena blanks Pioneers 19-0
09/19/03
Adena scored two touchdowns in the
final 1:14 to seal a 19-0 win over Zane Trace and a 2-0 start in
Scioto Valley Conference football Friday night.
Sophomore Colton Coy continued to
shred opposing defenses as the Warrior tailback ran for 214 yards
and two touchdowns on 23 carries.
Coy gave Adena (3-2 overall) a 6-0
lead with 2:35 left in the first quarter with a 16-yard scoring
run before the defense for both sides took over.
Coy reached the end zone on a 25-yard
run with 1:14 left in the game and Brian Grigsby picked off a Pioneer
pass and bolted 75 yards for the clinching score. Rob Bronner kicked
the final PAT for the Warriors.
Zane Trace ran 64 plays to Adena's
48, but critical penalties stymied an early Pioneer drive deep into
Warrior territory and again in the fourth quarter.
"We were just one play away,"
Zane Trace head coach Daron Myers lamented.
Adena limited Zane Trace to 67 yards
rushing and 99 yards through the air -- picking off four of the
Pioneers' 30 passes -- while running for 247 yards.
Jam George led Zane Trace offensively
and defensively with 38 yards on 11 carries and 17 tackles. Brandyn
Street had 12 tackles and linebacker Miles Wright 10 tackles and
one and a-half sacks. The Pioneers sacked Grigsby four times.
Week 6 -- Southeastern at Adena (Saturday,
7 p.m.); Zane Trace at Huntington.
Adena
6 0 0 13 -- 19
Zane Trace
0 0 0 0 --
0
ZT
AD
First downs
14
9
Rushing yards
34-67
38-247
Passing yards
99
24
Passes attempted
30
10
Passes completed
10
3
Passes had intercepted
4
0
Total offense
166
271
Fumbles/fumbles lost
0/0
1/0
Hamilton Twp. grounds Pioneers
43-6
09/05/03
Hamilton Township ground out 397
yards rushing en route to a 43-6 win over Zane Trace in non-conference
football Friday night.
The Rangers -- a playoff team a year
ago -- did not throw a pass while limiting the Pioneers to 45 yards
total offense and a lone touchdown by Brandyn Street -- an 11-yard
run with 26 seconds left in the game.
Quarterback Nick Tuff ran for 189
yards on 19 carries to spearhead the Hamilton Township ground game.
Hamilton Township led 37-0 at halftime.
Neither team scored in the third quarter and each team scored one
touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Linebacker Justin Wiseman led the
Pioneer defense with 13 tackles and Miles Wright racked up nine
stops. Street, Matt Brooks and Chris King had seven tackles apiece
for Zane Trace (0-3).
Hamilton Township
16 21 0 6 -- 43
Zane Trace
0 0 0 6 --
6
ZT
HT
First downs
6
12
Rushing yards
28
397
Passing yards
17
0
Passes attempted
6
0
Passes completed
2
0
Passes had intercepted
0
0
Total offense
45
397
Fumbles/fumbles lost
2/1
3/1
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